Very friendly. Huge selection. If you can't find it there, or a similar item, you won't find it…read moreanywhere.

Lovely small town hidden gem. Proprietor was sweet, caring, and helpful. Wonderful lady! Shop…read moreOffers a large variety of items and lovely item made by locals to inspire.

I took a Learn to Knit class here and returned the next Saturday, while the shop was marked as…read morebeing open, and asked for help with a simple question. Shea told me "not to make a habit of coming in on a Saturday". She was rude and unprofessional in attitude. Don't bother the owner with any help you might need. She clearly does not want your business.

I don't know how an innocent 4 day weekend wound up being my own little PA yarn crawl. In my…read moredefense, I was left unsupervised. I had left Lititz and saw that String Theory wasn't that far away. I'm glad that I made the trip. The shop was small-ish but she had GOOOOD yarn!! I'll be back!

One of the best yarn shops in DC, they have a really diverse array of high quality yarns. Of…read morecourse, when you shop at this level of premium (often imported) yarns, the price point is a bit steep, but that's just the truth of paying fairly for unique animal based yarns. If you're in a store like this for yarn it is a great indication of how you want to expand your horizons as a fiber artist because sourcing is a large component we can oversee since conglomerate yarn is so readily accessible. Big industry yarn its not always the best option to support the field as a whole or for wearing. If you are a beginner fiber artist, just go and see the splendor of seeing this many coveted yarns in one place. I would characterize their selections as deeply saturated, vibrant, textured, and elaborates on different shades and tints of a single color (which gets serious when you are looking for something specific). All their employees are trained to help guide you throughout the maker's process. When you buy your skein of yarn, they even wind it for you, which is such an essential service I really appreciate it.

Very cute & cozy yarn shop. We came down to DC just to visit here. It's not a huge space but didn't…read morefeel cramped and their inventory was decent. It's definitely for the yarn snobs who's particular about their yarns.

i've been to yarn stores with more variety and friendlier staff. though, it is great if you're in a…read morehurry and want to start a project asap. i called the store to check if there was a particular item that i was looking for - i was told it did not exist. i went in store to browse their selection as this was the closest yarn store to me and simply felt unwelcome.

The staff was extremely helpful as I am new to this craft. There is a largest selection of yarn and…read morepatterns.

I made my way out to Withers Wool after seeing them at the Maryland Sheep and Wool. The business is…read moreopen Thursday-Saturday 11-3pm or by appointment. I found a quiet slice of paradise at withers in the pollinators garden and broadened my fiber knowledge by discussing and buying some of the fiber mixes from Marc Withers. Over all I highly recommend their fiber and their yarn. I've made a top out of the mill spun and enjoyed working with the hand spun core yarn for an electric headband. And at this point I have countless pounds of fiber I'm slowly spinning into a delightful arrive of yarns.

From the owner: Withers Wool and Farm raises Merino Sheep and Angora goats and specializes in handspun traditional…read moreand freeform yarns, mill spun yarns, roving/batts (for spinners and felters) and a variety of finished products made by knitting, crochet, felting, and weaving. Experience life on a fiber farm by taking a tour of the animals, seeing the carding and spinning equipment and/or signing up for a class. (Classes include beginning spinning, art yarn spinning, beginning knitting, beginning crochet, 3D Needle felting, "painting with wool", and creating a felted shawl.)

Heather is warm, friendly, and loves yarn. You can't ask for a better little yarn shop!…read more Even though it's pretty far from me, I look forward to wandering around her shop, fondling yarns. She has a great assortment of fibers, notions, and carries a variety of Namaste bags, too. They offer a variety of classes, and have in-shop knitting times as well. It's well worth the trip.

Very cute, small store but it's packed with great stuff. I'm a dipper super new crocheter and they…read morewere very helpful to me finding what I needed. I will definitely be back!

I have been traveling a lot this year and everywhere I go I find a yarn store. Sadly this store is…read morenear home and is a huge disappointment. The selection is very limited. Not a lot of color choices unless you want only solid colors, I like variegated colors. I wanted to ask the staff when I was in the last several times some questions but unfortunately they are not open to being asked anything. After this last try I won't be going back again. No one even will say Hello when you walk in the door and the looks they gave me when I was looking could have fried eggs in a cast iron pan. I found the prices about the same as most stores, maybe just slightly higher but their attitude of just not wanting customers has made me quite sure I'll stick to the store in Winter Haven FL where I walk in and they are happy to see me and always have a smile as well as a fantastic selection!